75 Persons Inspect Nature Study Facilities of Hog Island Clipping Photocopy, June 25, 1956

Rescuing an Island Article Reprint, c. May, 1937

This reprinted copy of Mabel Loomis Todd's article on the establishment of the Todd Wildlife Sanctuary on Hog Island and the creation of the Audubon Nature Camp explains the origins of her family commitment to conservation and the efforts she made to ensure the island's future.

Rescuing an Island Article Reprint, May 1937

Rescuing an Island Article Reprint, c. May, 1937

This reprinted copy of Mabel Loomis Todd's article on the establishment of the Todd Wildlife Sanctuary on Hog Island and the creation of the Audubon Nature Camp explains the origins of her family commitment to conservation and the efforts she made to ensure the island's future.

Charles Nash, Millicent Bingham, and Myra Nash Photograph, September 5, 1943

From left to right: Charles Nash, Millicent Todd Bingham, and Myra Nash sit on a porch swing outside a building on Hog Island. The Nashes owned a parcel of land on the mainland that was sold to the Audubon Camp some years after it was established.

Carl Buchheister to Bartram Cadbury Letter, September 16, 1949

Bartram Cadbury to Carl Buchheister Letter, November 23, 1953

Reflections to the Final Session Report, August 17-30, 1956

Rachel Carson, Millicent Bingham, Cadbury, Baker, and Two Unidentified Men Pose with Map of Hog Island Photograph, August 13, 1960

During Rachel Carson's visit to Hog Island, Carson, Millicent Bingham, Bart Cadbury, John Baker, and two unidentified men sit together and examine a map of Hog Island. They are, front row from left to right: Rachel Carson, Millicent Bingham, and John Baker, and back row, center: Bart Cadbury.

Down East with Carl Buchheister Clipping, June 1963

Honorary Doctorate Clipping, June 16, 1966

John Trott to Carl Buchheister Letter, December 8, 1966